Change deprecations annotation order on Ranges#endExclusive property

We have [Int|Long|Char]Range classes in 2 different places:
- as separate class-files
- serialized in the kotlin_builtins file

For some reason our Kotlin compiler during the JVM compilation
re-arranging the order of the annotations, so in class file they
will be written in the following order:
- Deprecated
- SinceKotlin
- ExperimentalStdlibApi

But in the kotlin_builtins they will be stored the same way as
in the sources.
We need these 2 way to be synchronized, because stub's in IDE
cares about order.

After this commit IDE test BuiltInDecompilerConsistencyTest is fixed
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Stanislav Erokhin
2022-07-05 17:18:26 +02:00
committed by teamcity
parent 509ed69d28
commit d788a927c4
9 changed files with 32 additions and 30 deletions
+3 -3
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@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ internal final class CharProgressionIterator : kotlin.collections.CharIterator {
public final class CharRange : kotlin.ranges.CharProgression, kotlin.ranges.ClosedRange<kotlin.Char>, kotlin.ranges.OpenEndRange<kotlin.Char> {
/*primary*/ public constructor CharRange(/*0*/ start: kotlin.Char, /*1*/ endInclusive: kotlin.Char)
@kotlin.SinceKotlin(version = "1.7") @kotlin.ExperimentalStdlibApi @kotlin.Deprecated(message = "Can throw an exception when it's impossible to represent the value with Char type, for example, when the range includes MAX_VALUE. It's recommended to use 'endInclusive' property that doesn't throw.") public open override /*1*/ val endExclusive: kotlin.Char
@kotlin.Deprecated(message = "Can throw an exception when it's impossible to represent the value with Char type, for example, when the range includes MAX_VALUE. It's recommended to use 'endInclusive' property that doesn't throw.") @kotlin.SinceKotlin(version = "1.7") @kotlin.ExperimentalStdlibApi public open override /*1*/ val endExclusive: kotlin.Char
public open override /*1*/ fun `<get-endExclusive>`(): kotlin.Char
public open override /*1*/ val endInclusive: kotlin.Char
public open override /*1*/ fun `<get-endInclusive>`(): kotlin.Char
@@ -112,7 +112,7 @@ internal final class IntProgressionIterator : kotlin.collections.IntIterator {
public final class IntRange : kotlin.ranges.IntProgression, kotlin.ranges.ClosedRange<kotlin.Int>, kotlin.ranges.OpenEndRange<kotlin.Int> {
/*primary*/ public constructor IntRange(/*0*/ start: kotlin.Int, /*1*/ endInclusive: kotlin.Int)
@kotlin.SinceKotlin(version = "1.7") @kotlin.ExperimentalStdlibApi @kotlin.Deprecated(message = "Can throw an exception when it's impossible to represent the value with Int type, for example, when the range includes MAX_VALUE. It's recommended to use 'endInclusive' property that doesn't throw.") public open override /*1*/ val endExclusive: kotlin.Int
@kotlin.Deprecated(message = "Can throw an exception when it's impossible to represent the value with Int type, for example, when the range includes MAX_VALUE. It's recommended to use 'endInclusive' property that doesn't throw.") @kotlin.SinceKotlin(version = "1.7") @kotlin.ExperimentalStdlibApi public open override /*1*/ val endExclusive: kotlin.Int
public open override /*1*/ fun `<get-endExclusive>`(): kotlin.Int
public open override /*1*/ val endInclusive: kotlin.Int
public open override /*1*/ fun `<get-endInclusive>`(): kotlin.Int
@@ -176,7 +176,7 @@ internal final class LongProgressionIterator : kotlin.collections.LongIterator {
public final class LongRange : kotlin.ranges.LongProgression, kotlin.ranges.ClosedRange<kotlin.Long>, kotlin.ranges.OpenEndRange<kotlin.Long> {
/*primary*/ public constructor LongRange(/*0*/ start: kotlin.Long, /*1*/ endInclusive: kotlin.Long)
@kotlin.SinceKotlin(version = "1.7") @kotlin.ExperimentalStdlibApi @kotlin.Deprecated(message = "Can throw an exception when it's impossible to represent the value with Long type, for example, when the range includes MAX_VALUE. It's recommended to use 'endInclusive' property that doesn't throw.") public open override /*1*/ val endExclusive: kotlin.Long
@kotlin.Deprecated(message = "Can throw an exception when it's impossible to represent the value with Long type, for example, when the range includes MAX_VALUE. It's recommended to use 'endInclusive' property that doesn't throw.") @kotlin.SinceKotlin(version = "1.7") @kotlin.ExperimentalStdlibApi public open override /*1*/ val endExclusive: kotlin.Long
public open override /*1*/ fun `<get-endExclusive>`(): kotlin.Long
public open override /*1*/ val endInclusive: kotlin.Long
public open override /*1*/ fun `<get-endInclusive>`(): kotlin.Long